2.1 A Group refers to two or more individuals, interacting and interdependent, who come together to achieve particular goals (Smit and de Cronj, 2002: 319; Robbins and Coulter, 2003:398). A team is a special kind of group, but not all groups are teams. Interpret the statement above by using your own words. (5)

2.2 Groups are formed with a variety of objectives in mind. With the aid of examples examine the reasons behind group formation. (10)

2.3 The way in which a group functions and its effectiveness is dependent on both the characteristics of the group, as well as the groups interaction with other organisational groups. In light of the above elaborate on inter-group dynamics. (10)